Curious to see how this goes. Horde Events, Monsters, and New Dungeons Levels Showcased in Gamescom Debut Trailer.
Sony take note. Acquisitions come with both benefits, and pitfalls. In taking control ZeniMax Media, Microsoft got its mitts on the incredible, innumerable IP found in the sprawling toy-box of this inimitable publisher. This of course includes Bethesda Softworks. Once beloved creator of the popular Fallout series, but crucially the sculptors of the incredible Elder Scrolls Universe. Sounds pretty good right? Well, following an amendment to a suit filed by Ragnarok Games, the $7.5b price tag might not tell the whole picture.
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Why does Sony have to take note? Acquisitions happen all of the time in all aspects of business outside of video games. There are always risks and rewards.
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I guess everyone was in awe of how amazing the acquisition was (and it is), and speculating on who don’t should acquire. I was just making exactly that point - mergers and acquisitions can sometimes have a downside, exactly as you say.
It was obvious they were always scumbags. Look at how they "port" games to playstation consoles. It's like 3 devs spending an afternoon porting a game over that they developed on the Xbox for the past 5 years.
RISE WARRIOR! Ragnarok, the end of days, is upon you. Heed the call of the gods as it’s the only chance to save mankind from the trickster Loki.
More than a month after launch, Ragnarok Game LLC may have what it needs to update game left in limbo by demise of Human Head.
That didn't take long.
Sad. Big fan of the original Prey, and Prey 2 could have been awesome.
Not many smaller companies can survive back to back failures like this and Quiet Man.
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never mind. Looked a bit into it, and apparently pretty much the entire team was brought under Bethesda as a new studio. Still sad, being Bethesda tried doing this before, and is realistically the real reason they denied release of Prey 2, despite being almost finished.
I like seeing developers who want to remain independent do so, but if it's publisher backing needed to keep teams together, then obviously that's best.
